Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-14

was enjoyed.
Coventry.
VIM. Niles and wife are in Boston.
Soclable Friday afternoon and ev-
ening at Geo. Wares. Supper at 81
o'clock.
The village schools closed last Fri
day with an exhibition in the even
ing.
F. C. Williams has purchased a
furnace to place in the house he re-
Gently bought.
Charles Baker has erected a large
hen house and intends to keep about
three hundred hens.
The Craftsburv cornet band give
promenade concert at Hotel Hall,
Irasburgh, VT, on Friday eve, Nov.
18th.
Quarterly meeting at NJ. E. church
next Sabbath. Rev. S. S. Donald
son is expected to be present.
Bert Savage, who has been clerk
ing for Ned Foster for the past two
years, has gone to Boston to search
for employment
CrafGSbIIr-~
There is a new boy baby at j.
Kier's
The new post-off1ce at the Com
mon is in running order.
James McEwen recently sold Thorn
as Gallagher Is cows for 1888, Sal
apiece.
Charles Hatch has moved to Hard
wick and opened a meat market at
that place.
Rev. Mr.. Vail is holding meetings
in the west part of this town, among
families of his church.
We swung out of fall into rugged
winter on Thursday night and there
is snow enough fo- shedding or for
| comfort.
We hear that L. G. Boynton of n.
| WOlcOtt recently had three fingers
cut off in the Boynton mill. On the
same day his brother Charles cut his
knee very badly.
Horace GOwan has moved to FL
more from the new store near the
Collins mill. The telephone instru-
ment has been taken out and the
post-oftice thrown up. Here is really
good location for a small store.
Derby
c. A. Doody's big stallion is ia
tally sick. Mr.. D. has recently been
to Canada after a horse.
Schools at the academy close
on Friday with usual exercises and
an exhibition in the evening.
School in district No. closed
Friday, Nov. 4, Mabel F. Shedd,
teacher. The following are the names
of scholars having no marks: Gil
man Derusha, Iva Derusha, Fred
Duvall, Lizzie Duvall, Annie Morrill,,
Carrie Morrill,, Allie Mitchell and
Elise Vince.
| Glover.
Eddie Bickford of Boston is in
town visiting friends.
Several are sick with canker-rash.
joel Christie is very sick with cry
sipelas.
Miss NJ. c. Keller is engaged to
teach the winter term of school at
West Glover.
The c. L. S. c. will hold their next
meeting at Mrs. J. E. DwinelPs, on
Monday evening, Nov. p.
School in district No. II is closed
on account of the illness of the teach
er. There is much sickness in town.
Mrs. Sheldon has purchased the
residence of Mrs. L. L. Bickford and
taken possession. She will care for
Mrs. Charlotte Abbott.
The Glover brass band will play at
a school entertainment at Barton
Landing, and give promenade con-
cert afterward, Friday evening, Nov.
18th.
| A CARD-We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kind assistance
in the sickness and death of our mother.
Mr.. AND MRS. B. c. BODEN, Mrs. F. C.
! CLARK.
The Earnest Workers will give a
clothes-pin party and supper at the
vestry Tuesday eve, Nov. p; adj
dress by Rev. w. S. Jenne. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Intelligence has been received from
independence, Iowa, that Mrs. E.
A. Hovey, formerly Rhoda Lyman
of Glover, was terribly, if not fatal
ly burned some time since, by hav-
ing a boiler of hot clothes and suds
fall upon her. She has been subject
of late to faintlng spells and it is
supposed that one of those came upon
her while she was removing the clothes
and that she drew the boiler off the
stove when she fell. Mrs. Ed. r.
Cook, a sister, started West on re-
ceipt of the intelligence.
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Robert Wilson has rented the
James Simpson farm for year.
Co nUaiov has moved his Staam